Murderous assault on photographer Pinkerton near High and Spink
Charles Pressler and C A Boling, brothers-in-law, attacked photographer Pindal M Pinkerton as he returned from his gallery with dinner pail and plates. The assailants demanded he confess to a girl’s accusation, beating him until bystanders intervened. Pressler jailed over $200 bond. Boling not yet charged. W E Mahafey to visit Archer House April 9–15 for eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindal M. Pinkerton
Charles Preasler
A. Boling
High
Spink Streets
Spink
Pindal Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Charles Pressler
George Donnelly
Edward Betson
Joseph
East Bowman Street
Betson
Pinkertox
C. A. Boling
Winkler Sales Stables
Orrville
Mesars
Donnelly
Loth Ward
Samuel Metzlar
Pressler
Smith
George Feightner
A Handsome Guide to Washington D C
A guide book praised for its engravings of the Capitol Senate chamber and White House and including views of the National Library and Mt Vernon. It details the Patent Office Smithsonian Institution and numerous Washington landmarks with a Mount Vernon note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, “& '. Ohio Railroad Company
Capitol
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Peace Monument
Executive Mansion
State, War and Navy Building
White House
National Library
City of
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
New Postofice
Soldier's Home
Mt Vernon
Mount Vernon
George Washington
The
Potomac
Transfers of Real Estate in Clinton County and Nearby Townships
Real estate transfers recorded include Jacob Buss to Micha Lillich for 60 acres in East Union township. Mary Jane Fuller to Jake A. Cover for 120 acres in Canaan township. Dwight G. Haynes to Joseph Bower for Lot 338 in Okoe. Nicolas Amatutsi to Jacob B. Somers for 7 acres in Sugarcreek. Maud A. Budher and Lucinda A. Pomeroy for Lot No. 1 in Shreve. Harris Burnett to W. A. Smith for 23 acres in Clinton township. M. Wile to H. S. Mey Mannie for 10 acres in Plain and Jefferson lots 1 2 3 4 6 7 8. Hiram E. Clark and Hugh M. Metz for Lot 6 and part Lot 6 in Applecreek. Marish Houtz and husband to W. A. Ingold for 20 acres in Milton township. N. W. Hower to Ida S. Cook for acres in Burbank. The list continues with additional minor transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Buss
Micha Lillich
East Union
Mary -Jane Fuller
Jake A. Cover
Canaan
Dwight G. Hay
Joseph Bower
Nicolas Amatutsi
Jacob BP
Somers
Sugarcreek
Maud A. Budher
Lucinda A. Pomeroy
Bite Shreve
Harris Burnett
W. A. Smith
Soresini Clinton
D. M. Wile
H.S. Mey Mannie
Jefferson
Hiram E .Clark
Hugh M. Metz
Applecreek
Marish Houtz
W. A. Ingold
Milton Two
N. W. Hower
Ida
Cook
Burbank
Sarah Haley
Russian worker badly injured after jump from fast railroad train
A young Russian laborer employed on the Camp railroad at Applecreek jumped from a fast northbound train at night after misinterpreting signals, suffering a split chin, a broken wrist, severe bruising, and other injuries. He was found near an embankment Sunday and transported to a Pittsburgh hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollocks
Appleoreek
Orrville
Applecreek
Pittsburg
Washington Mansion Relics Draw Crowds at Mount Vernon Visit
A description outlines the Association of the Union’s efforts to preserve Mount Vernon including the mansion and grounds, with original furnishings labeled and relics such as Washington’s death bed, a Bastile gift, and a harpsichord from Nellie Curtis. The narrative notes nearby railroad praise and a Royal Blue line engraving collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fea’.Association of the Union
Mount Vernon
Washington
George Martha Washington
Lafayette
Nellie Curtis
Miss Curtis
Louis XVI
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Royal Blue
George Washington
B. O
Ohio State Sunday School Convention Comes to Chillicothe
The forty second annual Ohio State Sunday School Convention is set for Chillicothe June 4 6 1901. About 1200 leading Sunday School workers from across the state will attend with ten delegates per county. Entertainments are for delegates only but all may access floor privileges and reduced rail rates. The Central Passenger Association offers one fare round trip from any Ohio point, valid June 3 4 and return by June 7. For information contact Joseph Clark General Secretary Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Chillicothe
Ohio
Central Passenger Association
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Obituary of Lucietta Yarnell Near Wooster
Lucietta Yarnell died at her residence three miles south of Wooster on Saturday March 31 at age 62 years 5 months and 7 days. The funeral was held at 1 p.m. Tuesday April 2 from the residence and burial followed in Wooster cemetery. Maple Syrup Labels printed at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucetts Yarnell
Wooster
Wooster Cemetery
Herald
Death of Edward Geiselman in Wayne county
Edward Geiselman, 66, of East Union township died at home Saturday evening March 30 after years of paralysis and kidney disease. Born January 18, 1835 in New Franklin, he lived in Wayne county since childhood and worked at McDonald Agricultural Works and in grain buying. Survived by his wife and six children, funeral at his residence Tuesday afternoon with interment at Trinity Lutheran church Franklin township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Geiselman
Applecreek
Wooster
Harvey
E. K. Geiselman
Elmer Geiselman
East Union Township
Etta Greenawald
Near Wooster
Emma ‘Young
Cedar Valley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Franklin Township
Dayton W. Goudy and Josanete Kilakler Marriage License
Dayton W. Goudy of Wooster and Josanete Kilakler wed in a marriage license filing. Calvin Swisher of North Lawrence and Mary Smith of Obippewa two also appear on the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton W. Goudy
Josanete Kilakler
Wooster
Calvin Swisher
North Lawrence
Mary Smith
Obippewa Two
Pan American Exposition Food Division Brightens Western World
Edward Fuller outlines the Pan American Exposition Food Division with a grand display of chocolates coffees spices and preserves. An annex titled Equatorial Pan American will showcase tropical plants and trees from Pan American plantations as part of a festive food and learning experience in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Pan-American
Tropics
Pan- America
Edward Fuller
Buffalo
G. Eoward Futen
Grocers Association Adopts Evening Closing Plan
At a Thursday meeting of the Retail Grocers' Association a resolution was adopted to shift store closing time from 6 to 7 30 p m starting Monday evening April 1. The change will continue through the berry and harvest season before another adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers’ Association
Toledo firm offers hundred dollar Catarrh cure pledge
Frang J CusyNey, senior partner of F J Qamarr & Co in Toledo, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Wants Catanen URE. Franks Gherey signs the oath, dated December 6, 1888, with Mary Bublic as clerk. Hall's Catarrh Caros, internally taken, is advertised and Hall's Dry Pills are noted for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frang J. CusyNey
F. J. Qamarr & Co
Toledo
Said &Rmn
Franks Gherey
New Industry Aims to Locate Broom Plant in Wooster
A prospecting tour by W J Head president and secretary treasurer of Automatic Broom Company of NilA Ohio seeks an acre and a 60 by 120 foot building for a broom factory to employ about 30 workers. Head and partners visited Wooster last Friday to negotiate with the Board of Trade for a favorable offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Head
Treme
Automatic Broom Company
Nila
Mesara
Wooster
Board of Trade
Court actions and a Baltimore & Ohio railway guide
In Common Pleas Court Judge Maxwell confirms Judge Taggart’s report in the State National Bank vs Universal Plow Co case. Damages awards include $387.95 in favor of Mathiaa Ritchie against Ohio Balto and $75 to H B Heckman for a horse sale dispute, with $105 breach of warranty in a separate case yielding $26. Also Judge Eason discharged the term fines. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad issues a Washington guide praised for style and accuracy, with manuals available at ticket offices or by mail for a fee, plus a promotional pamphlet “Reasons Why” outlining the railroad’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Taggart
State National Bank
Universal Plow Co
Mathiaa Ritchie
Ohio Balto
Platotif
H. B. Heckman
Shaffer c& Uayhoo
Platntif
Edward O. Bateon
Frank Naltzger
8. B. Eason
Washington
The
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Stamart
Baltimore & Ohio RB
Ohio R. KR
Stempe
Austin
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Pressler and
A. C. Swoling
Pindal M Pinkerton
AveKult Premeditator
W.E. Mahafey
Archer House
Osk
Baltimore & Obkio Railroad
Treansuers OF Real Estate
County Recorder
L O. Franks
Pinkerton’s
Gem Gallery
Louis S. Clark
Franklin
Margaret Reider
Susan Haley
East Union Two
Albert Fouts
Applecresk
Florian Schaiffer
Jules Fenster
Paint Two
Phillip Miller
Ezra Bunkle Et al
Chester Two
Michael Lillich
Michael F. Lillich
Amanda C. Campbell
Jacob W Harmon
N. L. Royer
John O. Clapper
Jacob Breitenatine
Baughman
J. C. Snare
Henry Snare
Chicago
Youngstown
Richland & Mahoning Road
Richland & Mahoning
Ennaylvania
Pan-America
Pany
Sfis A
Luceita Yarnell
Edward Gelselman
Wayne County
Lucas County
Wooster Board of Trade
Common Pleas Court
Artlatic Publicationsj
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